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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
2
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Tuesday June 12 1909 report on Clark and Daly wings of Montana Democrats. Clark faction gains momentum after county convention turmoil amid accusations of parliamentary fraud and coercion while Daly forces cling to control. News notes party power struggles, eight hour issue, and looming state convention.
The piece argues guerrilla actions in the Philippines reflect postwar turmoil, noting capture of Pilar and police efforts, while critics label ongoing conflict as proof of federal failure. It contends choosing haste risks greater losses, praising steady policy that led to subjection with minimal casualties.
The piece recalls Abraham Lincoln through remarks by Jefferson Davis and recounts a Philadelphia scene during Lincoln’s era. It passages Blaine’s rise and contrasts him with Clay, noting Blaine’s long odds after 1876 and his conversations with the author after the Cincinnati convention.
The article recounts figures such as Henry Clay and Hanna, noting battles over the gold standard, Buchanan's one-term stance, and a sweep of presidents who sought re election. It lists presidents elected twice, those defeated, and four vice presidents who rose to the presidency after deaths in office.
The passage lists six vice presidents who died while serving: Clinton in 1812, Gerry in 1814, William R. King in 1853, Wilson in 1875, Hendricks in 1885, and Hobart in 1899, marking a grim toll during the early years of administrations.
A humorous census themed poem questions respondent details and readiness for the census while a legal notice follows announcing a hearing for final discharge of bankruptcy. The District Court of Montana in Helena schedules Seymond Genzberger’s final discharge hearing for June 28, 1900 at 10 a.m.
During remodeling of permanent banking rooms in the Chambers block, the business is conducted in the room north of Leyson's Jewelry store as the work proceeds.
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